This article was originally published on September 22, 2014 in The Public Discourse. Janna Darnelle lives in Washington State. Every time a new state redefines marriage,
The Family Policy Institute of Washington has been working to protect marriage, life, religious freedom, and parental rights in Washington State for seven years. Today
Just over five years ago, an attempt to persuade the Congress and the public to support the Affordable Care Act (ACA), President Obama stood before
For many students in Washington, the new school year will bring with it an entirely different approach to mathematics. Even simple addition and subtraction problems
A couple weeks ago I was part of a debate with a lawyer from the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU). We discussed the impact of
The primary election has come and gone, but the results are still coming in. Looking at what we already know, there is a good chance
Yesterday, President Obama signed an executive order to prohibit the federal government from contracting with anyone who “discriminates” on the basis of sexual orientation or
Yesterday, in the United States Senate, Washington Sen. Patty Murray voted with fifty-five other Senators to roll back religious freedom. Specifically, she voted for legislation
We hear a lot of “a survey has found that…” or “studies prove that…” Public opinion has a big effect on issues that we face.
When the Supreme Court released their decision in Hobby Lobby v. Sebelius on Monday it started the race to understand what it means for the other challenges
